studygalgos

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by studygalgos 3y ago
Gautam - I started reading this book at the beginning of the year, but life got in the way and I dropped it since then. Though, last night I found myself with some time and picked it back up and read two chapters, "Bytes and Hex"
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by studygalgos 3y ago
We will iron out those details once we know who is starting for sure, what time commitment everyone is comfortable with is, time zones, etc. I honestly rather go a bit slower than a bit faster and burn out. Consider shooting me an email and
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by studygalgos 3y ago
Thank you! Will take a look.
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by studygalgos 3y ago
Yes, thanks for pointing that out, though, I have been in a few study groups of this kind before and I am trying to replicate that. Have a bit more of a tight knit community; similar but not quite (just because I don't think I can pull
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by studygalgos 3y ago
Yes, this is legit. It is just a new account. I am a bit befuddled, what do you think a scammer could achieve by faking a post like this one? Besides wasting his time and other people's. Just curious. Anyway, shoot me an email if you a
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by studygalgos 3y ago
A little bit of both, although, I think we've settled on "Algorithms" by Sedgewick. Thanks for the recommendation though!
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by studygalgos 3y ago
If it helps, the book uses a "subset" of Java that is introduced in the first section of the book. You don't really need to be familiar with the language, though, you do need a programming background.
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by studygalgos 3y ago
We are three people (potentially five). A mix of professionals and programming enthusiasts. Java since that is what Sedgewick uses on his latest version of the book. I guess no one would object to you using a different language but then you
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Ask HN: Algorithms and Data Structure Resources
27 points by studygalgos 3y ago|13 comments